licentiousness 的定义
- a throwing off of sexual restraint; lewd character or behavior: The Hays Code tried to stamp out all lust and licentiousness in American film.
- wanton disregard or transgression of laws, rules, or moral norms: Freedom entails responsibilities, or else it degenerates into licentiousness.
licentiousness 近义词
license
licentiousness 的近义词 36 个
- anarchy
- animalism
- arrogance
- audacity
- boldness
- complacency
- debauchery
- disorder
- dissoluteness
- dissolution
- effrontery
- excess
- forwardness
- gluttony
- immoderation
- impropriety
- irresponsibility
- lawlessness
- laxity
- looseness
- presumptuousness
- prodigality
- profligacy
- refractoriness
- relaxation
- sauciness
- self-indulgence
- sensuality
- slackness
- temerity
- unrestraint
- unruliness
- wantonness
- wildness
- libertinism
- relaxedness
licentiousness 的反义词 7 个
更多licentiousness例句
- In general Bond—first brought to life long ago in Ian Fleming’s novels—is a fantasy figure of freedom and licentiousness, but Craig is the only truly erotic Bond.
- The sexual licentiousness of the 1960s, the continued expansion of federal power and the war in Vietnam again reinforced this sense.
- They fall from their ranks and mix with them in wild licentiousness.
- But the show is deeply concerned with her growing up as a proxy for American capitalism and licentiousness.
- And something called “crowd licentiousness” (what some might call swinging) remains a crime on the books.
- The conservative narrative would be built around some idea of liberal licentiousness or sloth or some such.
- That in these dark retreats, secluded from censure, and from the knowledge of the world, they might riot in licentiousness.
- Hobbes's politics are fitted only to promote tyranny, and his ethics to encourage licentiousness.
- In this crude manner they turn the liberty of the spirit into wantonness and licentiousness.
- In our days the increase of licentiousness is but the result of having rejected the Truth of God.
- The first is the terribly prevalent and everywhere tolerated licentiousness of men.